Sing Your Voice

I am delighted to announce that Singclusion Inc has been successful in its application for a grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for $15,579
This money will go towards buying electronic keyboards to put into the libraries for use at practices and performance sessions; a special video recorder for high quality audio recording; promotional banners [...]

And the winner of $500 is Jessica Recoquillion
Jessica works at the Beenleigh Library where Mixed Beans rehearses each week.  The library staff there have been so supportive of Mixed Beans in many ways, including helping to sell tickets for this draw. It is great to see something come back to one of their own!  Congratulations [...]

Contact John 0413 383 159 or
email singclusion@gmail.com
to order your tickets NOW

And the $500 winner is…..
Kym Richardson, Mixed Beans Coir Member
and Kym also took out the $100 as the seller of the winning ticket!
Kym has graciously donated the $100 back into the choir fund, which is most generous of her, so THANK YOU KYM

A special thank you to all the ticket sellers and to Romaine [...]

On this page, you will find current copies of Singclusion Inc’s official documentation
Constitution
Click here to download Singclusion Inc Rules
Non-profit Policy
Click here to download Singclusion Inc’s Non-profit Policy
Certificate of Incorporation

ABN

Management Committee
John Rodriquez: President
John is the founder of Singclusion Inc. – a not-for-profit association of like-minded musicians established to support individuals and communities to utilise music as a vehicle for social inclusion. (ABN 11607621105) (Inc No IA38912)
Unlike other associations, Singclusion Inc. seeks to provide opportunities (with a particular focus on singing and or songwriting) regardless [...]

Singclusion Inc. is an association of like-minded musicians established to support individuals and communities to utilise music as a vehicle for social inclusion.
Unlike other associations, Singclusion seeks to provide opportunities (with a particular focus on singing and or songwriting) regardless of a person’s experience or perceived “ability” so they and their communities can grow in [...]